If you had to make a guess...

Dec 25, 2001, 9:43 PM ET12 posts by 11 postersalt.tv.simpsons
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MiKe palt.tv.simpsons

what state would you think the simpsons' Springfield might be in...and some reason(s) to back up the claim.

Mike

German JermMiKe palt.tv.simpsons

I would say Kentucky because they state it plainly in one that one episode that was like a documentary showing the Simpsons' supposed real lives off-camera, but that could've been a joke like the "NRA4EVER" cash register thing.

Jerm

ChemboyGerman Jermalt.tv.simpsons

Uh..I think everyone else here knows, but I'll just point out, that there are two endings to that episode, one with "Northern Kentucky" given as their home, and one with "Missouri". SO it is a joke, and the whole question will never ever ever be answered..

"German Jerm" wrote in message news:[email]...

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off-camera,

[email] (MiKe p) wrote in message news:...

I heard that Smithers is gay. And Burns doesn't even have a clue. And I am getting tired of typing this.

Lisa played "Baker Street" at the end of the "Lisa's Sax" episode. I can back up this claim by the fact that I heard it with my own ears.

Space Museum

Mr. Burns says Smithers doesn't know the meaning of the word gay but I wish the writers would just come out and say it, just come out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Also, who is more sarcastic, CBG, Comic Book Guy, or that fat guy in the dungeons and dragons store?

The RackSimpsons Fanalt.tv.simpsons

Drunk and full of pie, Simpsons Fan wrote:

Ian-Maxtone Graham, is that you?

Chadderack Director: Okay... on the downbeat, you'll jump forward, waggle your tongue and lick the camera lens...

I dont know for shure but i have read alot of the answers and one fact is that they live near the ocean. they are always going to it it is always in teh back round and if u look at your maps there isnt a spring feild near the ocean . if iam worn please tell me id like to know "MiKe p" wrote in message news:[email]... what state would you think the simpsons' Springfield might be in...and some reason(s) to back up the claim.

Mike

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